Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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MISS BETTY JANE SHIVELEY NORMAN L. GLASSER Miss Shively makes the perfect secretary. She's always on the iob, does her work well, and is one of the best dressed women in the school. Tall and slim, wih red tints in her dark hair, she really ought to be a model. ow nperinfendenf This brief message comes to you at a time when the will to co-operate is more urgently needed than at any other time in history. The peoples of the world must co-operate or perish. No good American citizen can afford to do less than practice the principles of democracy to the best of his ability. Our sincere desire is that the work you do in the class room and in the other activities of the school will be done in such a way as to help you to live more graciously and to co-operate more successfully with others. We ask you to help us to make your school life a continuous experience in democratic living. We congratulate you, the members of the Class of 1948 on your attainment during the four years you have been with us. You have done your work well and at the same time have provided the student body with inspiration and leadership. We believe that your future work will be a credit to you and your school. Our very best wishes go with you. This is the twenty-fourth issue of the VOYAGER. Another time it pictures the life of the school intimately and delightfully. It will be enthusiastically received by students and faculty. We congratulate the staff, the sponsor, and the class. 6

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vw fgfincayoa It is possible that no other event on our activity schedule is more eagerly awaited by the entire student body than the date of distribution of the VOYAGER. Each year publication totals nearly one copy for each pupil enrolled. Increasing costs and decreased en- rollment have increased the financial burden. Also, greatly increased prices on magazine subscriptions have lowered, and will doubtless continue to lower, the income from yearly magazine sales, the proceeds from which are used to finance the VOYAGER. Sup- port by the student body in purchasing this volume each year and financial assistance by many friends of the school in subscribing for magazines have been splendid in the past. This support is greatly appreci- ated and more vitally needed now than at any time in the past ten years. Being a firm high school secretary isn't at all as easy as many may think. You must have character and especially a way with the stu- dents, and Miss Walton has both. She is very elticient and really gets along wonderfully with the boys and girls although she has been here only two years. 7 H. HOWARD LEE MISS RUTH WALTON